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Censuses and Census Takers
Industry Research Using the Economic Census
Industry Research Using the Economic Census

By Jennifer C. Boettcher, Leonard M. Gaines

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"Both novice and expert business researchers have been amazed to discover that answers to their questions could be found in the Economic Censuses provided by the U.S. government. Until now, there h...

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A data overview
A data overview

By Diane E. Shoop

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Pennsylvania decennial census population 1960 2010
Censuses of the Red River Settlement
Turtle Mountain Chippewa Pembina Band
Turtle Mountain Chippewa
Turtle Mountain Chippewa

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1900 census Turtle Mountain Chippewa Roulette sic N.D
Censo indigena de Venezuela
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